Brush cutter
a brush cutter and tooth technology, applied in the direction of peelers, cocoa, kitchen equipment, etc., can solve the problems of frequent maintenance frequent damage to the assembly and/or the collar, and early failure of the teeth, so as to increase the efficiency of the brush cutter, increase the life of the tooth, and facilitate tooth installation and replacement.
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[0027]The brush cutter 1 of the present invention, as shown in FIGS. 1 to 3, has a rotatable drum 3. The drum 3 includes a central, tubular member 5 having a cylindrical surface 7. Annular collars 9 are mounted on the tubular member 5, the collars of equal size and equally spaced-apart and transverse to the longitudinal, central axis 11 of the tubular member 5. Each collar 9 has an inner circular periphery 13, sized to just receive the member 5 there through, and an outer periphery 15. The outer periphery 15 is also preferably circular but it could also have helical sections. Each collar 9 is welded onto the surface 7 of the tubular member 5. The drum 3 is mounted at its ends in any well known manner in a frame (not shown) that carries the drum and the drum is rotatable in the frame about its axis 11 by suitable drive means, (not shown).
[0028]Each collar 9 has at least one first cutout 17 extending radially inwardly from the outer periphery 15 of the collar. The cutout 17 has a gene...
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- IPC
- B02C18/18
- CPC
- A01G23/00; B02C18/146; B02C18/184; B02C18/18; B02C18/14
- Inventors
- DENIS, LAURENT; DENIS, GILLES



